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Roughly how much brake fluid is needed to flush a Corolla?
- Thread starter Sukhoi
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Hmm I suppose I'll get 64 oz then, I don't want to do too crappy of a job. 🙂
How well does a tool like this work? http://www.partsamerica.com/pr...8400&CategoryCode=3378 It's just a check valve and a hose.
If it's really that much better to do it with two people I will, but I'd rather get it done alone.
How well does a tool like this work? http://www.partsamerica.com/pr...8400&CategoryCode=3378 It's just a check valve and a hose.
If it's really that much better to do it with two people I will, but I'd rather get it done alone.
The Stigenator
Lifer
That valve thing works awesome.. I've used it on my motorcycle (similar one) .. changed my fluids in < 15 minutes.. (thats including the snags i ran into).. actual fluid flush on my bike was less than 2 minutes in total.
SO get one.. just make sure someone keeps an eye out for clean fluid coming out of the nipple end and refills the main cylinder.
SO get one.. just make sure someone keeps an eye out for clean fluid coming out of the nipple end and refills the main cylinder.
AMCRambler
Diamond Member
Depends on the size of your toilet...
I use a Motive Pressure Bleeder and 1 quart is more than enough to flush a system.
If you're using a pressure bleeder, make sure you use a dead-blow mallet and tap the caliper continuously during the bleed to dislodge any trapped air bubble. The same applies if you are doing a manual bleed, just tap it before you open the screw.
If you're using a pressure bleeder, make sure you use a dead-blow mallet and tap the caliper continuously during the bleed to dislodge any trapped air bubble. The same applies if you are doing a manual bleed, just tap it before you open the screw.